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Social Protection/Labour Market/Economic Nexus
Prof Alex van den HeeverChair in the Field of Social Security
Social protection regimes are integral to achieving dynamic adaptable economies
• Modern social security regimes need to combine income protection with managing economic transitions in a fast changing world
• Paradigms that assume a trade-off between protection and economic vitality are counterproductive
• This presentation will outline a complete social security regime designed to energise an economy at any level of development
Population
Labour supply
Producers
Income flow
Expenditure flow
EmployedGovernment
Health and social services
Health and Pensions
Social Assistance
Contribution subsidies
Tax subsidiesRisk pooling
TaxTax
Social Protection
Social Protection
Social Protection
Social protection restructures the relationship between households and economic production
Policy framework
Social security
Labour market
Economy
CapabilitiesActive labour market policy
Conditions of service
determination policy
Industrial policy
Tax regimeRegulatory governance
Training and skills development
Education
Healthcare
Early childhood
development
Disability
Basic family incomes
Loss of employment
Healthcare
DisabilityPensions
Non-contributory Contributory
Pensions
Welfare services
Loss of employment
Economic growth
Special employment programmes
Retirement provisionLoss of support protection
Disability protectionUnemployment protection
Paternity benefits
Policy nexus
Social Assistance
Earnings-related income protection
Pregnancy supportEarly childhood supportChild supportCaregiver supportUnemployment supportDisability supportOld age support
Household incomelow high
Labour market flexibility• Mobility (skills development)• Job placement• Return to work• Hire / fire
Industrial policy
Special employment
Institutional Architecture
Policy development
Integrated policy delivery
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Participative consultative structure for integrated and
coordinated policies
Integrating strategic social security institutions
Active governance
Social security
Labour activation
RegistriesEmployer linkagesBenefit management
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